[p4] Escaping @ in file specification?

[Matt Janulewicz]

Have you tried the usual? All theory, no practice.

1. Put a backslash in front of the @.
2. Put double quotes around your file/path specification.
3. As a last ditch effort maybe try using a '*' wildcard and rename the 
files ...?
4. Find whacking stick. Use liberally on person who put an @ sign in a 
file name. :)


-Matt

Nathan Fiedler wrote:
> I don't know how, but our depot has two files checked in that contain
> @ in the name. Now I can't invoke various p4 commands on these files
> because Perforce is trying to interpret the string after the @ as a
> changelist/client/label/date specification. What can I do to escape
> the @ and get p4 working with these files?
>
> Thanks
>
> n
>
> P.S. I've searched the p4 guide, FAQ, and mailing list to no avail.
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Matt Janulewicz
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